[ SECRET POST #2150 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2150 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

I kind of agree with this, though for different reasons. I loved the Hobbit book and hated the LOTR books. I loved the movies, but the books were just too slow and with too much unnecessary stuff that slowed things down. I can see why they are considered good by most people, but I need my books to move at a decent pace. The Hobbit moved faster. There was enough description to picture the world, but not so much that it slowed things down.

But the point is that LOTR and the Hobbit are two different things. The writing styles are different and liking one does not necessarily mean liking the other.